Rockabye County 9 Run For The Border

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Volume II of PEE WEE, Serial Killer or Homicidal Maniac, focuses on the courtroom drama of his several trials and appeals. Readers that enjoy trial strategy, courtroom personalities, and the cloakroom maneuvering of the criminal courts will find a plethora of intriguing twists and turns. Seemingly foregone outcomes are reversed by national events or by the local politics of the farmlands of South Carolina that stubbornly resist change. It is replete with excerpts from actual trial transcriptions and transcripts of out-of-court statements given under oath. Despite his numerous murder convictions, Gaskins manages time and again to avoid the death penalty in real life by virtue of unexpected events that could seemingly occur only in fiction. Told by an attorney intimately involved in the cases, there are pithy descriptions of battles fought in and out of the courtroom on the one hand and on the other of the camaraderie between adversaries. Both often lead to unpredictable outcomes. Pee Wee Gaskins describes the murders to which he will plead guilty in his own words. At the same time by either omission or outright lies, he avoids the inclusion of those murders for which he does not want to admit responsibility. Finally, in one of the most incredible crimes imaginable, the tiny killer foils the safeguard systems of a maximum security penitentiary to murder a fellow death row inmate with plastic explosives.

The Floating Outfit was too busy smuggling guns to notice the Civil War was over. But when they run into trouble passing the Henry repeaters over the border to Juarez, they call Comanche fast and Texas tough Ysabel for help.

Convicted serial murderer Gaskins offers his version of his life and crimes, describing the murders and tortures he committed without remorse.

Reproduction of the original: Seeing Things At Night by Heywood Broun